What Lisa Cameron's defection means for Conservative party and SNP

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Cameron's move is part of a bigger story: the SNP, once famous for its unity in public, has become in many ways just another regular party, every bit as prone to division and defection as everyone else.
37% : This has taken its toll and I have come to the conclusion that it is more helpful to focus my energies upon constructive policies that benefit everyone across the four nations of the UK, and to move towards healing these divisions for the collective good.
23% : I used to think that the SNP's divisions over trans rights had brought about a wider change in the party and that the very public divisions over sex and gender had broken the taboo on public infighting, ushering in a new era in which the SNP, like every other party, washed its dirty linen in public.

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